On September 13, 2025, another cleanup day took place in Shymkent's Yenbekshinsky District, during which large-scale sanitary and environmental work was carried out. The tradition of collective work to clean and tidy public spaces once again brought together hundreds of residents, utility workers, and representatives of various organizations.

The cleanup day focused on cleaning areas adjacent to residential neighborhoods, streets, and parks. Participants thoroughly cleared sidewalks, roads, and bus stops of trash and dust, significantly improving the appearance of the neighborhood. Work was carried out not only in the central areas but also in more remote corners of the district, ensuring that every street looked well-maintained and tidy.

Municipal services, working with volunteers, washed sidewalks and curbs. Using specialized equipment, they effectively removed the debris. After the cleaning, the streets and pedestrian areas sparkled clean, creating comfortable walking conditions for residents.

Special attention was paid to landscaping and beautifying green spaces during the cleanup day. Utility workers, working with residents, trimmed weeds, tidied up lawns, trimmed shrubs, and cleared dead tree branches. Such measures not only improve the appearance of the neighborhood but also maintain a healthy environment.

Maintaining green spaces in urban environments is especially important. Timely pruning of shrubs and grass prevents the spread of allergenic plants, reduces the risk of fires during dry periods, and makes public spaces safer and more aesthetically pleasing.

The cleanup day in the Yenbekshinsky District is not just a one-time garbage cleanup but also an important contribution to improving the environmental situation. The widespread participation of district residents fosters a culture of care for cleanliness and the environment.

Removing household waste from the streets and cleaning ditches and green spaces reduces the burden on city services and prevents water pollution. These measures help maintain the city's sanitary conditions and create conditions for safe and comfortable living for residents.

The active participation of the district's residents is worth noting. Many families attended the cleanup day with their children, demonstrating by personal example the importance of maintaining cleanliness and order. Young people also actively participated in cleaning the streets and courtyards, demonstrating a high level of civic responsibility.

Organizations and institutions located in the district also made a significant contribution. Employees from public and private companies helped clean up the surrounding areas and provided transportation and equipment for waste removal.

Organizing cleanup days in Shymkent has long been a good tradition, uniting people around a common goal: making their city cleaner and more beautiful. In the Yenbekshinsky District, this tradition is highly respected, as they understand that the city's cleanliness depends not only on public utilities but also on the residents themselves.

Such initiatives instill in residents a sense of collective responsibility for the improvement and sanitation of their neighborhoods. People see the results of their efforts and develop a greater respect for the public spaces that create a comfortable living environment.

The district administration expressed its sincere gratitude to everyone who participated in the cleanup. It was especially noted that such results would not have been possible without the joint efforts of residents, utility workers, and organizations.

Each participant contributed to creating a clean and welcoming atmosphere in the neighborhood. This is an example of how simple actions can bring tangible benefits and improve the quality of life in the city.

It is planned that such events will continue to be held on a regular basis. District authorities intend to expand the scope of these cleanup days, involving more residents and organizations. Regular cleanup and beautification efforts help maintain the district and foster a caring attitude toward the urban environment.

In addition, the possibility of holding themed environmental campaigns aimed at waste separation, tree planting, and the creation of new green spaces is being considered. This will not only improve the appearance of the area but also raise environmental awareness among the population.

The cleanup day held on September 13, 2025, in the Yenbekshinsky District became a shining example of how the combined efforts of the government, utility services, organizations, and residents can transform the urban environment. The tidy streets, well-maintained green spaces, and clean sidewalks are all the result of this collaborative effort, which yielded tangible benefits.

Keeping the city clean begins with each of us. Only through joint efforts can we create comfortable living conditions, where it's pleasant to walk, work, and raise children. The Yenbekshinsky District has once again proven that caring for cleanliness and the environment is the duty and responsibility of all citizens united by their love for their city.